Do I have to put agencies on resume?

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So I got employed for a position through an agency (let's call it agency A) and they originally had a position for me. After doing the interview with the position they set me up for, I decided not to take the position. At the same time, I got employed for a position at B agency and am considering that position.

Going back to agency A, after I decided to respectfully decline the position, I decided that I do not want to continue seeking for a position with that agency. So my question is, since I did not accept a position with agency A, do I have to put that on my resume or future job applications (esp. those that list "please state all employment within the last 5-10 years)? Because I'm worried it would look really bad. I did fill out an application, and they sent me an email saying "(name) employment application has been signed and filed!" I would appreciate any advice/answers.

Also, how do I tell Agency A that I wish to be taken off the list of employers? Is this considered quitting, & will it negatively affect employment with hospitals, etc. if they see it on my application/resume?

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Specializes in oncology, MS/tele/stepdown.

Why would you put anyone on your resume that you didn't work for?

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Why would you put anyone on your resume that you didn't work for?

I'm just wondering because technically I signed employee documents.

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Specializes in Med/Surge, Psych, LTC, Home Health.

No. You don't have to put anyone on a resume that you never actually worked for.

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